My Name Is Earl broke ground on Season 4 in style with two back-to-back episodes With last seasons storylines left in the dust getting back to the shows roots was nothing less than a breath of fresh air After an hour filled with some of the funniest new TV moments Ive seen in a while I couldnt ask for more but I wanted to anyway In the first installment Earl Jason Lee recalls having once ruined Buddy Zaks wish from the Make-A-Wish Foundation when he was just a boy himself When he sets off to make it up to Buddys mother he finds Buddy still alive and all grown up A film enthusiast Buddy asks Earl to produce his dream movie in exchange for crossing him off of the list However the only available actors are Camden Countys usual cast of clowns It also doesnt help that the film 2 The Max is ridiculous Seth Green brings on the funny in the role of Buddy and looks like hes enjoying every minute of it With all of his recent work in animation Family Guy Ro
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Grey' s Anatomy by Scott Garfield/ABC
For the last few seasons, Thursday was unquestionably the busiest night of the TV week, but it now has serious competition. Monday, especially the first hour of prime-time, is a logjam nightmare of strong choices. And this Sunday is one hot mess, with ABC launching its re-energized leap-into-the-future Desperate Housewives and Brothers & Sisters while Showtime kick-starts dazzling new seasons of Dexter and Californication while HBO continues with its kicky True Blood-Entourage combo, adding the raucous sketch-com Little Britain USA this week while CBS revs up a new season of Emmy champ The Amazing Race leading into Cold Case and a transplanted The Unit while Fox brings back its durable animated lineup. Whew.
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Robot Chicken courtesy Turner Broadcasting
If Robot Chicken's Emmy-nominated Star Wars episode wasn't enough, the show will be flying a second edition into orbit November 16, announced just days after nominations were released — and just in time for some Comic-Con kvelling.The show's cocreator Seth Green will direct the second go-around, and many of the original voice cast will be back, too, including Star Wars vets Carrie Fisher and Billy Dee Williams, as Princess Leia and Lando Calrissian. Per the Reporter, returning cast will also feature Seth MacFarlane as Emperor Palpatine and Conan O'Brien as Zuckuss, while Green will voice characters such as Ponda Baba.Is the Robot Chicken approach to Star Wars worth turning into (again) — or would they be better to leave the original alone? — Anna DimondUse our Online Video Guide to taste some Robot Chicken.
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Seth Green by Paul Drinkwater/NBC Photo
Kinda funny today, sharing news on both Seth Green and Jamie Kennedy, whom many would be hard-pressed to tell apart if asked. But I digress.Seth will guest-star on My Name Is Earl this season, playing a former Make-a-Wish child whose dream of starring in an action movie was dashed by Earl. Ergo, Earl charges himself with making that big-screen lark come to fruition.Me, I'll be curious to see if the actual Make-a-Wish name sticks; the organization is famously protective about its brand, and usually forces writers to instead co-opt some clunky "Express-a-Desire" substitute. — Matt Mitovich"Related":• Ghost Whisperer Experiments with Jamie Kennedy
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Sarah Michelle Gellar and Seth Green by Kevin Parry/WireImage.com
TVGuide.com’s scoopster extraordinaire, Michael Ausiello, has been living it up at this year’s Paley Festival—and you’ll never guess who he bumped into during his red carpet adventures. The one, the only, Buffy! And by Sarah Michelle Gellar’s side was none other that Willow’s ex-werewolf boytoy, Oz (Seth Green). See what the two had to say! Watch it now! | More online videos
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James Marsters, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Joss Whedon by Kevin Parry/WireImage.com
Joss Whedon couldn’t contain himself. So jazzed that his landmark musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer was being screened at the legendary Cinerama Dome theater (site of this year’s awesome Paley Fest), he sneaked into the audience to watch one of the numbers before rejoining that old gang of his for group photos before taking the stage for a retrospective Q&A (moderated by yours truly). Like me, I think he would have rather just sat in the theater to drink it in. But there was catching up to do.I’ve finally met someone whose passion for musicals outstrips mine (if only because he’s genius enough to be able to write one). The reason Joss arrived too late to set up the screening (following my own opening remarks) was because he came straight from wrapping production of his next musical project: Doctor Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, an entirely independent made-for-Internet (but no word yet on where you’ll find it) musical-comedy, conceived during...
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Episode Recap Crash Into Me Part Two December 6 2007What a night Mer finally tells Derek that she doesnt want him to date other people and he goes and locks lips with Rose at the hospital Shonda couldnt have planned that cliffhanger any better herself because tonights episode marks the last new episode available this month All I can say is I really hope that Derek doesnt choose Rose over Meredith Its true Mer was slow to open up to him but how can he walk away from her now Especially after she told him I dont want to lose youMy heart really goes out to Bailey too Tonight she put her troubled marriage on the line to operate on Shane Gale Harold a white supremacist Though it didnt really surprise me that Shane was more concerned about his ruined tattoo than he was about how Bailey had saved his life For me it was almost harder to watch Tucker Cress Williams disregard the importance of Baileys job and then suggest to George that their marr
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Hi everyone I hope everyone is enjoying some time off this week ABC treated us to a brand new episode of Greys Anatomy last night and I still need to catch up on the latest drama at Seattle Grace So feel free to post your thoughts here and Ill be sure to write up a full recap soonEpisode Recap Crash Into You Part OneSorry for the delay everyone I wish I could have watched this episode sooner but better late than never So lets get to recapping Watching Cristina dance it out at the start of this episode was priceless Mer on the other hand probably wont be joining the cast of Dancing With the Stars anytime soon It was almost like watching Elaine dance on Seinfeld but I guess thats beside the point In between her moves I was glad to hear Mer finally say that she didnt want Derek seeing other people Unfortunately when the moment came for her to tell him she chickened out and walked away Oh well Judging from the previews it looks like ne
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The Simpsons courtesy Fox
The past few weeks have been trying ones for anyone who cares about TV and the potentially devastating impact the ongoing writers’ strike could have on the current season and beyond. Which is why, being a cockeyed optimist and all, I’ve been cautiously thanking the fates ever since hearing that the Writers’ Guild and the producers’ alliance are going back to the negotiating table on Monday. No guarantee, of course, that this will mean a quick end to the standoff that has shut so much production down already. But hey, it’s Thanksgiving week, so let’s stay in a thankful and hopeful mode, OK?In that light, here are 10 more reasons to be thankful about the current week in TV as we head into the Thanksgiving break.1. We’re still in a sweeps month, which has allowed us most nights to live blissfully in denial that a strike is even happening, since new episodes continue to abound (including over most of this long holiday weekend). Depending on what happen...
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Seth Green courtesy Warner Bros.
Seth Green (Austin Powers) will be admitted to Seattle Grace for a two-episode Grey's Anatomy arc, says the Hollywood Reporter. "Maybe they'll call me McSicky?" Green quips. And I laugh... Boston Legal alumna Monica Potter has joined the TNT drama pilot Truth in Advertising, playing a divorced, award-winning copywriter.... Hayes MacArthur, currently in theaters with The Game Plan, is set to write and star in a family comedy for NBC.
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